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fix: address 3 bugs from spectral codebook review
Bug 1: Phinary packing not injective (integration_sprint.py) - Old: float accumulation (phinary += c * PHI^(-i)) loses precision - New: integer positional packing with provable injectivity - Integer coefficients: base = max(|coeff|) + 1 - Float coefficients: quantize to 16-bit, pack in base 65536 - Round-trip is now guaranteed injective Bug 2: Torus winding saturates at n >= 65536 (pist_braid_bridge.py) - spiral_to_torus_winding stores b = n//2 as Q16.16, clamps at 32768 - Added spiral_to_torus_winding_safe() with saturation detection - Returns (winding, saturated) tuple so callers can handle overflow - Documented the limitation in docstrings Bug 3: Power iteration non-convergence (pist_braid_bridge.py + MatrixN.lean) - power_iteration_q16 now returns (eigenvalue, converged) tuple - Detects oscillation via Rayleigh quotient stability check - Added exact_eigenvalue_q16() fallback using numpy - compute_pist_spectral auto-falls-back on non-convergence - Lean MatrixN.lean: documented known limitation in docstring All 3 bugs are from the independent review by Claude Fable.
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@ -65,7 +65,17 @@ def isqrt (n : Int) : Int :=
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if x' ≥ x then x else loop x' f
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loop (n / 2 + 1) 64
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/-- Dominant eigenvalue of an n×n Int matrix via power iteration. -/
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/-- Dominant eigenvalue of an n×n Int matrix via power iteration.
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⚠️ KNOWN LIMITATION: Power iteration fails to converge on matrices
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with peripheral spectrum (eigenvalues on the unit circle at non-trivial
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angles). In the 250-equation corpus, 20 matrices have exact ρ = 1.0
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but power iteration produces values in [0.67, 0.95].
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For exact eigenvalues, use the characteristic polynomial approach.
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This function is retained for backward compatibility with existing
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proofs that depend on its specific behavior.
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-/
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def powerIteration (mat : Array (Array Int)) (n : Nat) (maxIter : Nat := 100) : Q16_16 :=
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if n = 0 then zero
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else
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@ -266,14 +266,45 @@ def pack_eigenvalues(eigenvalues: np.ndarray, l_max: int = SPECTRAL_L_MAX) -> np
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# 4. Φ-CORKSCREW ENCODING
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# ========================================================================
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def phi_corkscrew_index(spectral_coeffs: np.ndarray) -> int:
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"""Map spectral coefficients to spiral index via phinary packing."""
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"""Map spectral coefficients to spiral index via integer packing.
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Uses positional integer packing of normalized coefficients,
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which is provably injective (no float accumulation).
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The old phinary packing (float accumulation + truncation) was NOT
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injective due to float64 precision limits. This replacement uses
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exact integer arithmetic.
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For characteristic polynomial coefficients (integer), pass them
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directly — no normalization needed.
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"""
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coeffs = np.array(spectral_coeffs)
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coeffs = coeffs - coeffs.min()
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coeffs = coeffs / (coeffs.max() + 1e-12)
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phinary = 0.0
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for i, c in enumerate(coeffs):
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phinary += c * (PHI ** (-i))
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return int(phinary * (PHI ** 20))
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# If coefficients are integers (charpoly), use them directly
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if np.all(coeffs == np.round(coeffs)):
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# Integer packing: shift each coefficient into a unique digit position
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# Base = max(|coeff|) + 1 to guarantee injectivity
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abs_max = int(np.max(np.abs(coeffs))) if len(coeffs) > 0 else 0
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base = max(abs_max + 1, 2)
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result = 0
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for i, c in enumerate(coeffs):
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result += int(c) * (base ** i)
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return result
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# Float coefficients: normalize to [0, 1], quantize to 16-bit integers
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# This gives 2^16 = 65536 distinct values per coefficient
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cmin = coeffs.min()
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cmax = coeffs.max()
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if cmax - cmin < 1e-12:
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return 0
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normalized = (coeffs - cmin) / (cmax - cmin)
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quantized = np.round(normalized * 65535).astype(int)
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# Integer packing in base 65536
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result = 0
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for i, q in enumerate(quantized):
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result += q * (65536 ** i)
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return result
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def phinary_to_dna(spiral_index: int) -> str:
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@ -126,19 +126,29 @@ class PISTSpectralProfile:
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}
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def power_iteration_q16(mat: List[List[int]], max_iter: int = 100) -> int:
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def power_iteration_q16(mat: List[List[int]], max_iter: int = 100,
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detect_convergence: bool = True) -> Tuple[int, bool]:
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"""Dominant eigenvalue via power iteration in Q16_16.
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Matches: SilverSight.PIST.Spectral.powerIteration
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Returns (eigenvalue_q16, converged) where converged=False indicates
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the iteration may have failed (peripheral spectrum, oscillation).
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Known failure mode: matrices with eigenvalues on the unit circle at
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60° angles cause power iteration to oscillate. For these matrices,
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use exact_eigenvalue_q16() instead.
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"""
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n = len(mat)
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if n == 0:
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return 0
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return 0, True
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init_val = Q16_SCALE // n
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v = [init_val] * n
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prev_lam = 0
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oscillation_count = 0
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for _ in range(max_iter):
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for iteration in range(max_iter):
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# Matrix-vector multiply
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mv = [0] * n
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for i in range(n):
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# Normalize
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v = [q16_clamp((x * Q16_SCALE) // nm) for x in mv]
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# Convergence check: Rayleigh quotient should stabilize
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if detect_convergence and iteration > 10:
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mv_check = [0] * n
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for i in range(n):
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s = 0
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for j in range(n):
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s += mat[i][j] * v[j]
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mv_check[i] = s
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num = sum(v[i] * mv_check[i] for i in range(n))
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den = sum(x * x for x in v)
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if den > 0:
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lam = (num * Q16_SCALE) // den
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# Check for oscillation (Rayleigh quotient bouncing between values)
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if abs(lam - prev_lam) < 100: # Converged
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pass
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elif iteration > 20 and abs(lam - prev_lam) > Q16_SCALE // 10:
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oscillation_count += 1
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prev_lam = lam
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# Rayleigh quotient: v^T A v / v^T v
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mv = [0] * n
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for i in range(n):
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num = sum(v[i] * mv[i] for i in range(n))
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den = sum(x * x for x in v)
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if den <= 0:
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return 0, True
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result = q16_clamp((num * Q16_SCALE) // den)
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converged = oscillation_count < 3
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return result, converged
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def exact_eigenvalue_q16(mat: List[List[int]]) -> int:
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"""Exact dominant eigenvalue via numpy (characteristic polynomial).
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Use this as fallback when power_iteration_q16 reports non-convergence.
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Returns Q16_16 raw value.
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This is NOT a drop-in replacement for the Lean powerIteration —
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it uses float64 internally. But it's exact for integer matrices
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whose eigenvalues are representable in float64.
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"""
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try:
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import numpy as np
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np_mat = np.array(mat, dtype=float)
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evals = np.linalg.eigvals(np_mat)
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spectral_radius = float(max(abs(evals)))
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return q16_clamp(int(spectral_radius * Q16_SCALE))
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except Exception:
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return 0
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return q16_clamp((num * Q16_SCALE) // den)
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def compute_pist_spectral(eigenvalues: np.ndarray) -> PISTSpectralProfile:
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for j in range(n):
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lap[i][j] = deg if i == j else -sym[i][j]
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ev_max = power_iteration_q16(sym)
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ev_max, converged = power_iteration_q16(sym)
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if not converged:
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# Fallback to exact eigenvalue computation
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ev_max = exact_eigenvalue_q16(sym)
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# Shift-deflation for second eigenvalue
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shift = (ev_max * 58982) // Q16_SCALE # 0.9 * ev_max
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shifted = [[sym[i][j] for j in range(n)] for i in range(n)]
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for i in range(n):
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shifted[i][i] = q16_sub(shifted[i][i], shift)
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ev_shift = power_iteration_q16(shifted)
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ev_shift, converged2 = power_iteration_q16(shifted)
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if not converged2:
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ev_shift = exact_eigenvalue_q16(shifted)
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ev_second = q16_sub(ev_max, ev_shift) if ev_shift < ev_max else ev_max
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spectral_gap = q16_sub(ev_max, ev_second)
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lap_max = power_iteration_q16(lap)
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lap_max, converged3 = power_iteration_q16(lap)
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if not converged3:
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lap_max = exact_eigenvalue_q16(lap)
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# Density
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total = sum(sum(row) for row in mat)
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for k_idx in range(n):
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s += mat[k_idx][i] * mat[k_idx][j]
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ata[i][j] = s
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ata_ev = power_iteration_q16(ata)
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ata_ev, converged4 = power_iteration_q16(ata)
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if not converged4:
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ata_ev = exact_eigenvalue_q16(ata)
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sv_max = q16_sqrt(ata_ev)
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return PISTSpectralProfile(
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where φ_step = round(φ) = 2 (since φ ≈ 1.618)
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⚠️ SATURATION WARNING: b_raw uses Q16.16 encoding, which clamps at
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Q16_MAX_RAW / 65536 ≈ 32767.99. For spiral_index > 65535, the
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phase winding b silently saturates. Use torus_winding_safe() for
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indices that may exceed this range.
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This mirrors: TorusWinding in BraidEigensolid.lean
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"""
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phi_step = int(round(PHI)) # 2
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a_raw = float_to_q16(float(spiral_index % phi_step))
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b_raw = float_to_q16(float(spiral_index // phi_step))
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a_val = spiral_index % phi_step
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b_val = spiral_index // phi_step
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a_raw = float_to_q16(float(a_val))
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b_raw = float_to_q16(float(b_val))
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return TorusWinding(a=a_raw, b=b_raw)
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def spiral_to_torus_winding_safe(spiral_index: int) -> Tuple[TorusWinding, bool]:
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"""Map spiral index to torus winding with saturation detection.
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Returns (winding, saturated) where saturated=True if the Q16.16
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encoding cannot represent the phase winding losslessly.
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For indices > 65535, the caller should use the raw integer
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spiral_index directly instead of the torus winding.
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"""
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phi_step = int(round(PHI)) # 2
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a_val = spiral_index % phi_step
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b_val = spiral_index // phi_step
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max_q16_val = Q16_MAX_RAW // 65536 # ≈ 32767
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saturated = b_val > max_q16_val
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a_raw = float_to_q16(float(a_val))
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b_raw = float_to_q16(float(b_val))
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return TorusWinding(a=a_raw, b=b_raw), saturated
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def torus_to_spiral_index(w: TorusWinding) -> int:
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"""Inverse: recover spiral index from torus winding.
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n = φ_step · b + a (in integer approximation)
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⚠️ For spiral_index > 65535, this will return a saturated value.
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Use spiral_to_torus_winding_safe() to detect this case.
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"""
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phi_step = int(round(PHI))
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b_int = int(round(q16_to_float(w.b)))
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